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FO 1016/127

Panamanian shipping, 1950 Feb 4-1951 Jan 13

This file contains a list of Panamanian flag tankers manned by British personnel, and correspondence relating to the conditions of service and insurance arrangements for the British crews aboard such tankers, including: Capsa, which is owned by Atlas Tankers Incorporated, managed by Anglo-Saxon Company Limited, and scheduled to journey to Mina Al Ahmadi for trade between Rotterdam and the Gulf Sovac Astral, Sovac Brilliant, and Sovac Comet, owned by Tankers Navigation Company Incorporated and managed by Vacuum Oil Company Limited. This file also contains correspondence relating to
FO 371/168938

Queen's Regulations for port of Das Island, 1963

This file contains: Draft Queen's regulation for the port of Das Island, along with notes and comments.
FO 371/126929

Negotiations between Sultan of Muscat and Pakistan concerning Gwadur oil rights, 1957

This file relates to negotiations between the Sultan of Muscat and Oman Saeed Bin Taimur and Pakistan over the lease of Gwadur [Gwadar].
FO 371/114642

Negotiations between Sultan of Muscat and Pakistan for lease or sale of Gwadur [Gwadar], 1955

This file contains correspondence relating to: History of how the proposed Gwadur [Gwadar] lease came about and the question of oil rights. It also contains a draft lease as agreed with Pakistan (1) The Sultan of Muscat and Oman Saeed Bin Taimur's agreement in principle to the idea of a lease and his wish that HMG negotiate on his behalf. Britain does not want to get directly involved (2-3) Further points made by the Sultan in discussion of the draft lease agreement regarding the questions of oil, duration, payment in sterling and ratification.
FO 371/174720

Ports, 1964

This file contains draft regulations for the port of Jebel Al Dhanna and related correspondence. The draft is similar to the regulations for the port of Das Island and was requested by the Abu Dhabi Petroleum Company (2).